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Delta-3-Carene: A Marker of "Sativa" Chemovars!

Δ3-Carene D3 Carene is A bicyclic monoterpenoid alkene, that’s not found in cannabis chemovars too often, but its worth mentioning Apart from cannabis, D3 carene is most associated with turpentine from conifers, white pepper (Piper nigrum, 25%), bell peppers, cedar, and pine trees, o (Tisserand & Young, 2014) Carene’s odor has been described as fir needles, musky earth, and damp woodlands combination (cedar-esq), But oddly enough, its Tastes resembles lemon Because D3carene is found in freshly cut wood, it’s common to find Carene concentrations, along with limonene and pinene, to be elevated in new home construction sites o (Krol, Namiesnik, & Zabiegala, 2014). Also Like limonene and pinene, this terp is stimulating and alerting, and promotes mental clarity and focus Carene content was judged to be a marker of “sativa” cannabis chemovars (Hazekamp et al., 2016) However too much of this terp isn’t always a good thing. if you take in too much delta 3 carene, it can contribute to skin, eye, and lung irritation and inflammation. And its partly the reason why you get cotton mouth and dry, ocular injection (red eyes) when using cannabis Cannabinoids like THC can also induce dilation (widening) of the blood vessels, which can decrease blood pressure overall and increase blood flow to your eyeball Carene hydroperoxide was noted to be an allergen (Edman et al., 2003), It has been shown to exhibit anti-inflammatory properties, o evidence points to delta 3-carene as a beneficial anti-inflammatory, with one study examining its effectiveness on edema’s over-retention of water. The study found that delta 3 carene’s high presence in an essential oil was the reason for high effectiveness against acute inflammation from edema in rats. possible therapeutic role in osteoporosis treatment. o At low concentrations (5 μM), it was shown to stimulate mineralization in mouse osteoblastic cells – stimulates cells that help build our bones up Carene demonstrated antibacterial and larvicidal activity o http://www.agrifoodscience.com/index....